Book of Meme (BOME) To Soar Higher? This Emerging Fractal Saying Yes!

Date: Mon, July 07, 2025 | 05:38 AM GMT

As Q3 begins, the cryptocurrency market is extending its momentum from Q2, with Ethereum (ETH) trading near $2,575 after gaining over 63% in the past 90 days. In the memecoin space, Solana-based tokens continue to attract attention — and Book of Meme (BOME) is now flashing a chart pattern that could hint at a powerful upside move.

BOME has already climbed over 55% in the past 90 days. But beyond the recent gains, what’s catching more attention is the emerging fractal pattern that BOME is forming — one that closely mirrors BONK’s recent breakout structure.

Source: Coinmarketcap

BOME Mirrors BONK’s Breakout Structure

On the daily chart, BONK recently completed a textbook falling wedge pattern — a classic bullish reversal setup. The breakout was confirmed when BONK decisively moved above the wedge structure and flipped its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages. That move kicked off a strong 77% rally, with the price rising from around $0.00001312 to nearly $0.00002319.

Now, BOME appears to be following a nearly identical setup.

BOME has also broken out of a falling wedge pattern and is currently consolidating just beneath its 50-day and 100-day moving averages, near the $0.001791 resistance zone. This zone is key — it’s the same kind of consolidation that BONK saw before its explosive breakout.

The similarities between both structures are striking. If this fractal continues to play out, BOME may be poised for a major move higher.

What’s Next for BOME?

For BOME to confirm this bullish fractal, it must decisively close above the 50-day moving average (currently near $0.001791) with strong volume. A breakout above this level would likely clear the path toward its 200-day MA at $0.002517 — a potential 57% upside from current prices.

However, confirmation is crucial.

Until BOME breaks and holds above its immediate resistance zone, the setup remains unconfirmed, and the risk of sideways consolidation remains. Still, the fractal resemblance to BONK gives bulls a reason to watch closely.